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Doyle Lane portfolio and Ben Serar photographs


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    Doyle Lane portfolio and Ben Serar photographs

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    A portfolio of 16 loose color photographs of Doyle Lane's work, and two compact discs of digital photographs by Ben Serar of Lane working at his studio in 1976, and images of Lane's works. The 16 print photographs include: pottery on exhibit in a display case; Lane's "weed pots"; a glazed tile mural at Golden State Bank, Downey; two portraits of Lane with his works; installation shots of the Pasadena Mutual Savings and Loan tile mural, 1964, commissioned by architect Welton Becket (later reinstalled at The Huntington in 2015); and images of unidentified works.

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  • Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Plant lover's bathroom

    Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Plant lover's bathroom

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    Bathroom decorated with live ferns and a large ceramic tile mural by Jean Nison.

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    Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Living–dining room

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    Living room and dining room including such details as a built–in desk, ceramic tile mural, and fire place.

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    Delta Portfolio : twelve photographs

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    A portfolio consisting of 12 black-and-white photographs depicting the terrain, inhabitants, and laborers in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in California. The portfolio was produced in 1976, though the photographs are signed by the artist with dates from 1966-1969. The twelve prints are the original works related to "Delta West: The Land and People of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta" by Roger Minick and Dave Bohn to Delta West (Scrimshaw Press, 1969).

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    Photographs of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest by Mayo & Weed

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    This album contains 122 photographic prints by the Chicago, Illinois, photography firm of Mayo & Weed that depicts scenery and glaciers in Alaska; Native Alaskans; some Native American totems, and a variety of scenic views in the western United States and Canada. These photographs were taken ca. 1890s. The organization of the album's photographs mirrors a trip from Denver, Colorado, to Alaska, with stops at various tourist destinations, and includes images of Caucasian tourists; Salt Lake City, Utah; Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs, Colorado; Wrangell, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Alaskan natives; glaciers; totems; British Columbia health resorts; and Western railway lines. Brigham Young, a leader of the Mormon Church, is listed as a personal name index term because a photograph of his grave is included in this collection. The photograph album has the word "Alaska" embossed on the cover and "Alaska / Mayo & Weed, Chicago" embossed on the spine. Almost all of the photographs have a printed caption included in the bottom of the photograph.

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  • Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard, Altadena. 1927

    Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard, Altadena. 1927

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    Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard in Altadena. A large fir tree grows at the corner, blocking the view of a nearby house. Telephone or electrical poles line Maiden Lane.

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